Curtain Walling
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Stick Curtain Walling
Unitised Curtain Walling
Point Supported Glass Systems/ Spider Glass Facade
Stick Curtain Wall
This involves assembling individual components, such as mullions and transoms, on-site, allowing for flexibility in design and customisation. This approach has revolutionised the way buildings are constructed, reflecting the advanced technological and aesthetic standards of contemporary architecture.
Unitised Curtain Wall
This involves prefabricating larger sections of the curtain wall also known as units off-site and then installing these pre-made units onto the building structure.
Point Supported Glass Systems/ Spider Glass Facade
These are comprised of stainless steel spider fittings and glass designed to resist site specific design loads. Glass attachment fittings are designed to flex when the glass is under loading to reduce stress in the glass at the point of fitting. Spider fittings are typically bolted to a steel back-up structure.
Advantages Of Curtain Walls
Design Flexibility
Curtain walls can be specified to match the unique vision of each project, allowing for creative expression in both form and function.
Aesthetic Appeal
The combination of various materials, colours, textures, and patterns enables crafting of buildings that can stand out and become iconic landmarks.The extensive use of glass also allows natural light to flood the interior spaces, creating an open and inviting atmosphere.
Natural Ventilation
Curtain walls can be integrated with operable windows that allow for natural ventilation enhancing indoor air quality. This provides occupants with the ability to connect with the surrounding environment.
Quick Installation & Cost Effective
Curtain walls can be installed in a shorter period of time compared to the traditional masonry walls, saving both time and labor costs. The modular nature of curtain wall systems allows for efficient assembly on-site. The lightweight construction also reduces the overall load on the building’s structural framework, potentially leading to cost savings during the construction phase.